This page gathers reflections on autism, difference, shame, masking, diagnosis, dignity, and belonging. The texts are written from a practical-philosophical perspective, where lived experience and reflection meet.
The Autism Spectrum That Breathes
Toward a multidimensional and phenomenological understanding of autism
When Grief Does Not Look the Way We Expect
On grief, responsibility, and human vulnerability within the autism spectrum
When Autism Becomes a Struggle Over Truth
There is something strange happening when autism is discussed publicly.
The Vulnerability of the Sower
On Van Gogh, Kierkegaard, and the Struggle to Become Oneself
When Difference Becomes Deviance
On Normality, Definitional Power, and Life on the Outside
The Mask as Social Survival
On Self-Presentation, Vulnerability, and the Right to Appear as Oneself
Becoming a Patient — Being Explained by Others
On Diagnosis, Vulnerability, and the Right to Understand One’s Own Life
The Invisible Power of Normality
On Unwritten Rules, the Expectations of the Room, and the Work of Belonging
The Spiral of Deviance — When Reactions Create More Exclusion
On Shame, Vulnerability, and the Difficult Work of Living On
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